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THrHspAY. JrLY b. -.

III IFlfsh uA ~ - A'0ts
at J o'clock T. NJ, on tie premises This VALU.
hBlt FARM Is known rs Norn Quarter,
and vas tie residence 0f the late George lay
Tor.
Ey virtue q deed Of trust dated December
81 is;5, executed by John Z. ayiOr TO the un-
delsiLrod trustee, ami duly u record in tho
Coz MY Court Clerks ONCE 81 htng Wlli1m
cOuI iy will proceed 70 sell being requicei
so toGo b. tie beneficiary al pubic auction.
on no premises, Oh the day above moati9n>d,
that magnificent FARM known a. Horn
Quarter containing l,40s ACRES OF LAND,
with splendid BRICK DWELLING thereon
con aiming twelve large rooms, together With
abundant Out-hOuses and tao large barns.
This land lies On the north side Of Psmunsoy
river. only three and a half miles from Han0-
yer Courthouse and Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, on the main county ROAD leading from
Aangohick 10 Norman's bridge.
FOUR hUNDE I'D ACRES OF the above land Is
heavily timbered with white oak, lost OAK, and
pine; go ACRES is what Is called Pamunkey
Flate, and 400 ACRES ia high lands. Thisland
is In fine heart. aud Il susceptible Of the high
est state q cultivation: takes grasses OF all
kinds well. This farm IL swell waterei, having
the Psmunkey on the one side and two never
failing creeks running through IL. besides nu-
merous springs. and a well OF the finest water
In the yard. The lawn and garden contain ten
or twelve acres Of land. The lawn Is boauti-
fully teuaced. and contains some OF the mosi
beautiful and rare shade trees 10 DO found any
place and miil-site. Taken altogether this Ia
one Of the most noted aud valuable farms 10
be found anywhere In the state OF Virginia,
being only eighteen miles from Richmond, on
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway, and thres
and a half miles from the depot; located IN a
pleasant and healthful neighb0rhoos, conve
nient 10 churches, schools, and post-onice. This
truly-desirable estate should attract the atten-
tion Of those seeking beautiful country re-
treat. or for those LOOKING for nrst-cass invest
ments a. the fertility Of the soil aud the aDun-
dance Of valuable timber thereon AMI is
proximity 10 market mako tin every way Inn
mensely valuable.
For further particulars please call on the
auctioneers or the undersigned, and thoy WILL
take great pleasure In giving the same. Par
ties attending the sale will get OF the train al
Hanover Courthouse, and private conyeyances
viii take them % tho farm.
TERMS OF SALE: The deed requires cash, but
unusually liberal terms OF credit will DO given
and mado known on day OF sale.
JOHN II. GUY, Trustee.
Observation-Disclosures
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B. a.. So. bogo.
Le1l Estate A. tione.r,
Irhmllf. So.


In pur uau.C N Two icHeo' .i
states Ii-ui.f Count for o." Woe
Virginia "in fhe matter ~ :. q. lt
rupt," entered Pc rer'iFely no ID
l>>S. and lsfh C 1H.ll. l,~4. nu NJ
TIE tn0. rfy ,srr. ~ ttr rify ..
in the .Uit g. " lfrf'. ftfllu.-f.
AMI a." c.Irr,I fi" 90 ot a
will sell al ..trl T. ~. oa
WEDNIs DAY AUic.I Do.
On the premise. .y public gu
HOi SrFlN6r Ot AlhtiNiA.
county. Va. ana ,rarHrias.
be NpCeici smuc. about
LIND. much ~ rli B. f"r
grazing aid a-r.rli...ri lalp.
Tie cura'i'S p.ti'.tl's ~ tl-
Hot Spring e. ttaaI. 81 uHf
Of tho famous io- >prih-' ~ t-'
tnt!r re- utancu e- cAtef. .e.
Tho HOTEL alt COTTAGES
conCi,ion. Hiih capacity to
FOUR HtNlliED GUESTS, Az ..
1T ILDtNks arc good AMI ~ ---
tiU.
Ibis property T. situated IN il'
WsIm-Spriug- valley, unrys Tel
u It's scenery and flr hesithlu.l',.
braces ihnum cradle sp.iuFs ui l".t
Of temperature and vsu-i me-
tics. They ars the only hot ~ 'ih;'
Mississippi river. auI must ur''--i
great resort II All persons ilf.h- ii 7.
msti.m. govt. and s,IofuiN
IL II 10 picture ~ fancy ~ -f1 ~
utilized eerth-fcEiei mineral Nt
deed. a stream Il gold gOius .u .t.-
waste down his beautiful ,sicI. h.
can ard will 10 changed into alli
tended il should be-a fOlntfu '
the sufferer and % wealth 20 me
shall haze tie foresight AMI co irti-
ly improve to property, cOnfef.
.snitRIium hat would have i-7
visitors every day ia the year ..t
These Spfings are loc6tei on 'tr
proposed MaIn-S prlngs alley -.
will. " Is confidently beloved. o.
IN the near future. This proy''
ard iay.rstly known o. gee
scription. tut tho sucti0uc-r -. ''N
sure IN giving any information iA1i i.''
sired. I
TERMS: $4,000 IN cssh and -
one. two. and three year,. In equal
with interest from the day 81 -tlr ....
retained BY the Court until al -
money shall have teen gald. ......, ..
JAMES AifhtD JIM
". +. SINS,
Commissioners u lnil1i .'''
A. l. Bot WAhf'
J. 4. COCkE.
Commissioners ot NtA-'''.
y. W. B0wE, Aucuoneer.
| Halls ApyIseTRht0R, PtN'i"., .'.....
| IRICE's FXECU1gIx AND AIS. Do 49,.
IL ms CnANCERY COrEr ~. iA'
| RICHMOND. g.,.l...
| !, BENJAMIN II. Berry, CLERK y, 81. g.. Fl.
| certify that he bond reQlhr % ..-
| commissioners by he teIce lh a.
| October 3. 1850, Las been duly give. .tns
| Given under my hand this ll.h ,.,sf.
| Der, 1876. BENJA"tN ~ ts-s
Observation-Disclosures
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Experiments made in France in
deep sea - photography have been
successful. With camera and the
electric incandefcent light, it is said to
bepotsible to photograph sunken ships.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE or
L TIE most ELEGANT AND TRULY
VALUABLE FARMS IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY. VA, CONTAINING l,i05 ACRES OF
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I1AIR.DEALER AND -wOHMER.

D EERRANDlNl,
IA. ARTIST IN HUMAN HAIR WORK
and manu- acturer Of every description Of
Ornamental Hair for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Specially II Ventilated Wigs aud fupes.
iy g-iws Gl3 EAST BROAD STREET.
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POPULATION.

The population of Gibraltar, count
ing the varying military, at the last
census was about $4,000, including
Christians, Jews, Mohammedans, &c.
The streets Of the town are narrow aud
winding, and some of the houses seem
TO be pinned to the mountain. Article
Y. Of the treaty of Utrecht stipulates
that neither Jews nor Moors should be
allowed to dwell in the coded territory,
but this jubilee year of good Queen
Victoria finds equal liberty allowed to
all races and ali religions. No right OF
residence, however, is recognized, and
stringent measures are needed to pre-
vent overcrowding aud to keep the
population within limits compatible
with safety and health. l..
SPAIN, June II, 1887.
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Ey Augustine Royal & Co.,

Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Onccs No. $40 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
aud Ne. II north Eleventh street,
Richmond, Va.
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Is QYari'- 6 Mcrari
Real E.tato Bf0ss.s.

COMMISSIONERS SALH Dr ,
u LOT FEON ting SIXTY rErr as t.'
LAND STREET. Al iiE >Ol iI.R>. .
NEk or CAEI EN STREET. iN".
OK THE LINZ o. iiE N-N E....
RAILWAY.
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no INVESTORS.
OFFICE OF COALsURG
Coal AND COKE COMPANY. !
>TOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Y
Tho TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
viii re closed AT The Office OF the Company in
Birmirgham, Ala, az O'CLOCK +. " on
1IESOAY IlIR 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1881, and
VIII remain permanently closed.
On that date, or a. soon Thereafter az the
checks can he made out, n distribution Of the
cg.h ggscis. supposed 10 be about per cont.
will Re made 10 the stockholders Of record.
Stock holders are notified 10 send their Ger
uncafes 20 this Office by the 18TH JULY next
In oder 10 their exchange for an equal NUM-
Ter ot shares of stock in the SLOSS IRON AND
STEEL COMPANY.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. h. JOHNSTON,
vc-i0t Secretary
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THE BAL.

The Bay of Gibraltar is nearly eight
miles long and more than five broad.
The anchorage is not good, for the
winds sweep violently through the
tunnel of the straits, and the Leyanter
is the terror of all who navigate the
Mediterranean. Captain Semmes, OF
the Confederate States navy, anchored
the Sumter two months in the bay and
here gave her up for unseaworthiness.
And in connection with his effort to
procure coal there occurred that in
tercsting episode of the capture of his
paymaster Mr.. Henry Myers, at Tan
pier, and the subsequent correspond
ence, in which Semmes handled his
pen in the discussion of international
law as ably and skilfully as he had
managed his ship.
The rainfall at Gibraltar is marvel
lous, averaging 34l inches annually,
and in one year running up to 80
inches. 1t was my unhappy expert
ence TO visit Gibraltar when rain and
fog we're in active conspiracy to make
the place excessively disagreeable and
to render all the famed views a myth
or fact to be received only on human
testimony. What was hostile in the
weather found compensation in the
genial and hospitable politeness of our
intelligent and excellent Consul, Hora-
ito j. Spraeue, Esq, the Oldest in the
service, who is an honor to the country
and will be "joy forever" to any
traveller who may be his guest on a
rainy Gav.
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S. s. S.
u. F. NEWELL Is THE wELLKyows

r. NEWELL is THE wELT-KNOwS
MILLWRIGHT who resides at Manches-
opposite Richmond. lie Is known all
through Eastern and Southern Virginia,
many years. An accident happened %
him four years ago. the main particulars
which be details In this letter:
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RICHMOND, VA, April Is, 1887.
S,ein Specific Company. AuGnta, g.;
GeDtlemen,-Four years ago a
blow on my left shin cracked the
bone. Since then I have had trou-
bic nearly all the time with erysipc-
las In that leg. The least little
thing would cause Inflammation and
breaking out From time 10 Time
have driven of the inflammation by
short courses OF :. 5. $.
-Four weeks ago Saturday night tho
leg was broken out and covered with
festered biisters. | took four bot
ties Of s. 5. :. and now the leg IS
entirely well. the skin being a.
smooth and fair az a woman's.
II. +. NEWELL.
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FINANCIAL.
ITO HOLDERS OF 8 PER CENT.
TONDS OF THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER.

Notice is hereby given that we will pay the
PRINCIPAL and INTEREST OF TIE PER
CENT BONDS OF THE CITY OF MANCllEs-
TER on SEPTEMBER !, 1887, Mt which dave IN
,erest on same will cease, same being subject
10 call at that time.
~ fC. Su WHFts WARRfN x Pi AXLE.
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JULY IT, lNs
AZ 0CLoCNr 81.

the above mentioned REAL ESTATE .....
a front II GO feet ana running l..A
Realty I'm his neigh aorho0I hAs r'.... .....
ENLARGED Boa value. and VII cnnUr4e t. 81. ..
Tie Electric railway Ias-e. if N...l ....
front Il this property, thus mak.i- ...-.
ac,cfs.
Terms. One tlirI cash: ro-ilue ..-.....
six mOnth-. he rfrh s-er tn sou. H..
notcs, with interest added, ana ODD. SOM.
satisfactorily endorsed.
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Old newspapers fohsale at this ONCE
price, 25c. per hundreds
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ooNrINuous IMPRovrMENT.

Gibraltar is one of the strongest
military positions in the worth. Vast
sums baye been expended, and every
available spot has been fortified. The
work Of improvement never ceases, and
oil that car add TO the strength or
efficiency OF the fortress is readily
adopted. To attack by land or sea, on
by both. with any hope Of reduction.
would he sheer madness. The wan
derer over the mountain encounters
cannon in the most unexpected places,
and shot and she'll are convenient aud
intshaustible. The mountain is tun-
nelltd by excavations, known as the
Galleries, and embrasures have been
LASTED 80 as 10 cover every possible
approach. These galleries, hewn ont
al the compact stone, are connected
With enormous and secure stores OF
supplies and ammunition. -Four hun
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RICHMOND. VA. April Is. 1887.

- OF which be details In this letter:
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az O'Clock i. NJ, on the premises. This NALl %
bBlE FARM l. known rs = Horn Quarter
and vas tie rcsideuce Of the late George lay
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19
IL T. Il y | IL ~ CT
OF all kinds neatly done.
First publication Februnry !.

First publication February >.
Notice Is hereby given that The Nett River I'm
provcment Company, corporation organized
and existing under an act OF the legislature OF the
state of Michigan entitled an Act 10 authorize the
formation OF corporations for the purpose Of
improving the NAVIGATION OF rivers approved
April g. 1869, and the acts amendatory thereof
and supplementary thereto, proposes 20 improve
the navigation OF the Nett river and also the nav.
igation OF the East Branch thcreotfrom the south
boundary line OF section four d. in township
forty six (a6) north, OF range thirty three ti;i)
west To its confluence with said river, by the con
struction OF "A dam across said river located ON
the south east quarter Of the southeast quarter
tsel of sell OF section three t3 in township forty
five (d5l north OF range thirty-fOnr l3il west !:
and 10y the construction OF two dams IN ana
across the said East Branch OF said river, located
as follows, viz One ON the sonthea quarter
Of the mort beast quarter fset of Hell of section
eight 90. and one ON the northwest quarter of
the northeast quarter lnwA OF nell Of section
twgnty.nine go, all IN township forty-sx (46l
north of range thirty three Obj west. and also
by deepening the channel OF said river and Of the
said East Branch thereof. and by booming "a
said river enters sand lake 20 the point Of its dis
charge therefrom. and by clearing the banks and
bed oi said river ana us branch aforesaid, within
the limits Aforesaid. from all instructions which
interfere with the free passage Of logs, timber aud
other fioatables down the same That they have
prepared q map or plan OF the section OF said
streams the navigation of which they propose
Go improve. and "A plan Tor the improvement OF
the same, which shows and sets forth the several
points Ia such streams where improvements are
proposed 90 le made AMI the nature and char
acter OF such improvements and have submitted
the same TO the Board 81 Control Of the ST.
Mary's Falls ship Canal, and have made appli.
cation TO said Board Tor their approval thereof
aud their assent 90 said proposed improvements.
That meeting Of said Board, for the hearing Of
said application, has been fixed for, and will be
held on Thursday, the 3lst day of March, 4. ID.
1887, az 10 o'clock a. m. Dated February l, 1887
The NETT RvER INPRoyEMENT COMPANY,
BY D. l., BuSH. President.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

Iron county for period Of two years
and viii b. used Tor court house and
Office purpoes. The location Is good
one.
II il reported that the Union Mutual
Insurance Co., of st. Louis, lately de-
ceased, in which G. :. Hsnay was insured,
will pay in full all losses which occurred
prior 90 March 3. Hope so.
There can not b. a town with better
drainage than Crystal Falls. foreground
ON which THE DIAMOND DRiLL Office
stands is 1G7 feet above the railroad
track at the east end 81 town.
There is said TO be considerable local
betting as 90 whether the pile Of logs
north of the Paint river wagon bridge
east 81 town, will remove that structure
or not when the drive comes down.
Hugh McGlinchy came downfrom Crys-
tai Falls last week intending to lease the
Exchange hotel at Menekaune, but his
offer Of 81 200 a year was not accepted.
Hugh says he viii rebuild his place in
Crystal Falls.-slcnomine Democrat
Now that T.. Pivot Lofts intensely
amusing story, "Paddy Go-Easy" has
expired he Has to do something TO rcIieve
the monotony Of things and has taken to
changing the name Of his paper which
lives "on it's merits, az heretofore" He
called il the Reporter" Last week.
Capt n. G.. Mahurin, OF Garden Mich,
writes: Enclosed please find one dol
lar for THE DIAMOND DRILL for six
months Would take itfora longer time,
but think shall remove To- Crystal Falls
before theexpiration ofmy subscription"
You will find a lively little city here, cap
tain, and will never regret casting your
lot with ms
One 81 those unfortunate, unlocked
for typographical errors, which are liable
TO occur, was noticed in the Mining News
last week, by which the first initial letter
a. of our popular townsman, A. Lust
fields name appeared as Flower case."
II Mr. Lusttcd's name were published in
manner proportionate TO his energy
and public spirit, it would come out in
large black wood type letters, for he is "A
hustler. Mining News.
With the approach Of spring comes re
newed activity in all branches OF bust
ness here. The demand for stores and
other business places is daily increasing
and a general building boom Is looked
for Already three business places are
in the course of construction and
scores in anticipation; only waiting till
the snow disappears. Linqlist il putting
nm addition onto the front OF his build
ing near the depot, Pat MclIugh is re-
modelling building next To Bannerman's
hotel and Hugh McGlinchy's building ON
main street is being hurried to compile
ton with all speed possible. DR.. Met
calf is erecting neat little dwelling near
the residence OF j T.. Bower and many
more dwellings will be put up at once.
The same spirit az push and go is Go be
seen on every hand and all promises n
most prosperous summer here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.

Prospective candidates ARE numerous.
Colored eve glasses are the latest lad
here.
Spring weather took another cold on
Thursday.
Several sidewalks have put in an APP
pearance this week.
4 new awning adorns the front Of n.
I.achapelc's restaurant.
These warm, pleasant days have "a dis
astrons effect on the snow.
II IL expected that the Paint river
drive will start in about two weeks.
Tie small boy and his marblcsnow oc-
cupy every bare patch OF sidewalk 60 be
hhd.
Several sidewalks have been found this
week and are said 10 resemble those lost
last fall.
Now that business is on the increase
why not organize n Business Mems AS
Sociation?
John Kgpckc was ilecced out Of $500
by fellow in whom he placed too much
confidence.
Twenty-Five ar thirty girls 60 do house
work can find employment ia this town
and ~ good wages.
Olin & Hopkins want your undivided
attention for "A few minutes, torad their
new advertisement i'm this issue.
From present prospects candidates
win b. numerous enough Co afford onr
people an opportunity to make fair Sc
lection.
Pat. McIIugh has moved his building
further mp main street and will, after
- few attentions, put in choicestock Of
liquors. tJif
The next time Fitzgibbon has any
clipping Ia DO from The DIAMOND DRrLI.,
he will take notice 90 give the proper
credit, or none at all.
Undoubtedly there will be plenty OF
water for driving" purposes this spring
That IN what the deep SNOW will bring
about az the proper time.
Our cntcrprising tonsorial artist, Fred
johnson, has added bath outfit TO his
shop ON main street Another long ieli
want supplied. Investigate ID.
Max, the clothier, has accepted th,
agency Of milwaukee, firm Of clothiers
aud win make suits to order as cheaply
AZ competing firms. Call con- him.
Olespn 4 Co, want wood choppcrsanc
viii pay $i.0O per cord for choppins
hard and soft wood Apply at the Scau
,linnvian house, ON Crystal avenue.
IL is not a boy, as stated last week
that Charley White II the proud fathel
81 it's girl and weighs nine pounds just
Mother and little Miss arr doing splcnd
IDLY.
The huilding ON the corner OF Fourtl
street and Marquette avenue, owned by
Capt. G. r. Roberts, has been leased 4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

PLANS for the new government building
at Marquette are about completed. The
building will cost upwards Of 100000
and viii provide quarters for the post
office, custom house, United Statescourt
and the deputy clerk, deputy United
states marshal, the land office, inspect
orr ~ boilors and hnlls and the signal
station
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

~ the election 60 be held ON the first Monda,
OF April 1887, Ia Crystal Falls township. tn
following township officers are 60 be elected
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

our In Minnesota the legislature iscon-
side,ing hill to provide for the cleo
ton 81 county printer in each county,
who shall do all the work OF the county.
This is fine, large scheme. Introduce
IA at Lansing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

II. O. FrFrELD has abolished the pat
mt inside system and now the Menom-
inee Herald comes to MS all printed at
home For publishing a good, pushing
paper, Mr.. Fitield holds his end high and
deserves the generous support gwen him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19
CRYSTAL FALLS.

Among the larger hotels the Menomnee Range is the
Bannerman House. 1t is furnished throughout in elegant
style. The Menomnce Range, noted for its pure and
heahfu climate the locality for tired city folks
spend their vacations in Crystal Falls the and
man IS hotel the place live when they get here The
finest sample on the Range in connection.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

JAMES RUSSELL, the able editor OF the
Marquette Mining Journal, mourns the
lo,s- 81 his brother, Frank. The young
man death occurred ON the 2Sth ult., at
Minneapolis. Mr. Russell has the sym
gatllies 81 the editor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

TUX local paper says nothing oil IT, but
Iron River people, when they get away
from home, ,lo not hesitate To say that
there il much doubt about the treasurer
Having lost any money, and the talk
about his "sccnring'' the town is the
nenrt bOsh.-lron Port.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

OsBoRN rises up in his highland comes
down on a sleeping ear duke" with
great force. That's proper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19

GIVE us your tf's next time, Mr.. Men
nminee River Laborer- We're not lett
handed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-19
NOTICES!
OF ELECTION.

lsls- To the Electors Of the Township Of
crystal Fails
At the election 10 be held ON the first Monday
Of April 1887, Ia Crystal Falls township. the
following township officers are 10 be elected
ONE SUPERVISOR,
ONE TOWNSHIP CLERK,
ONE TOWNSHIP TREASURER,
ONE COMMISSIONER oil. HIGHWAYS,
ONE SCHOOL INSPECTOR,
For two years.
ONE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Full term
ONE OVERSEER OF HIGHWAYS,
For Road District No. l.
ONE OVERSEER OF HIGHWAYS,
For Road District No 2.
ONE OVERSEER OF HIGHWAYS,
For Road District No p
FOUR coNsTABLEs.
CHARLES T. DAVIS,
Township Clerk.
Dated March 7. 1887
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lsis" To the Electors oi the Township oI
crystal Fails.